Office of Emergency Management staff are monitoring the severe weather that is moving through Boulder County. The current storm system has the potential for flooding low lying areas and streams. Debris... read more →
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Link to map showing evacuations and road closures here: http://arcg.is/1GaPdci
The significant rain event we experienced yesterday, May 18, appears to have passed. The Office of Emergency Management will continue to monitor the weather and we will post an update... read more →
The Gutzler Fire, which so far has burned over 200 acres southwest of the town of Kremmling, is causing hazy conditions in our area. In general, if you can see... read more →
HIGH danger for fire today! No open burning allowed in Boulder County today due to high winds and low humidity. Warnings in effect until this evening. Be safe, tell your... read more →
Cooler temperatures will make firefighting a little more comfortable for crews battling the Cold Spring fire, but humidity is still low and winds are predicted to be erratic. Gusts up... read more →
The #ColdSpringsFire size has nearly doubled to 600+ acres. New evacuation orders have been sent to 700 contacts in the area near Barker Reservoir. The areas in yellow on this... read more →
The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for eastern Boulder County until 430 pm. Boulder Emergency Management will continue to monitor the situation and update as needed.
The severe weather threat for Boulder County has passed and only very light rain showers are in the forecast for the rest of the night. Boulder OEM is no longer... read more →
Light Storm development has increased over Eastern Boulder County delivering 4/10 ths of rain per hour. No risk at this time and the storm action appears to be moving to... read more →
The storm activity currently is isolated to the northern foothills around Lyons and producing .04/10 of an inch which is very light. Storm development to the west and south of... read more →